Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
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a. etors made % siss them eYen faint
cheer. They marched sileuily GO aad too1
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i1e. they ssFe zIsen grand ofsssol
tae peat uB feelings Of those present
gave vent il a vigar0as three eaeers
a1d tiger. and every body. Cd aud y0nne.
nisis and fstpale. bad voice IN e. II wss
= spontzueors out5Irs- al1 eheefsd the
boys Gp. f3e pars1s vaz tnsa iof1ed IN
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kaEa3sl cf the Day and Aids CO Essssesck.
Co. A, La6les Corps.
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y. u e. A. Cadets
CO. l. Custer Guard
Co B. Grand R4FIis Guard.
All asoas Bridges. tne sliesal wsie
thToaged xs1h spectaIo = aqd every window
had Is iuii quota o. pretty gIfls. rho gave
sWeet sniles snt de.lcale psauclts iaFisnly
70 The hogs IA blue.
A. Ftonl-st. the procession marched To-
ward tae AFn9Fy. Company = coatlnan ~
iis march % ths East side where 10 h0w-
ers. honors OF baoeuets awaited them- Ar
flsing al the ArmoFy the Custer ; and their
escor.s nied ~ tae stairs where pleasant
surprise awaited them TIE ladies had dec
Grated The Aful0ry IL an elegant manner.
FlAxs and d3sefs were proiasely inter
nsiaxied, banners bssring tie Inscriptions.
'.Welcotne H0me Custer Gaard. the Cuam-
pi0ns OF Michigan. Long May You Hold
ne Honor, We went Tor OaOfy
aud G0s H." ana welcome. Washing
ton Veterans" hung suspended fs0m
| toe walls. and tables were spread
through the cenfer Of tae room aud laden
with choice vlands prepared By the delicate
hands OF the ladies' Alter al had arrived
At the armory, Captain Rose gave the CON-
faand break ranks and the boys lost no
| tins IN executing tbs order. Then came
tas welcome. Mothers, sisters, yes and
even sweeshssrts were hugged and kissed,
vigorous handshaking was INDUCED IN and
every one Congratulated the boys on a safe
return aud a brilliant record achieved.
Shortly after O'Clock the boys and their
escort sat down 20 the iestas board and the
choice refreshments were discussed with q
gusso indicative Of general commendatlon-
The boys had good appetites and the
pretty faces. winsome smlies and daiaty
hands of ths mattresses added flavor 20 th e
banquet. shor; speeches were made, music
was rendered and eyeryone was delighted.
Il was an event long 10 De remembered. and
Guster Guard should be proud OF the spon-
tsneoas reception rendered them last even
ing.
The members of both companies show
the effects OF their trip IN oronzed hands
and faces. bnt they are unit in saying that
they had most enjoyable tine, although
the rain which fell every day during their
stay Ia Washington intsrfarred somewhat
WITH the programme They think that
they saw Eearly everything worth seeing
about the Capital City. except the view
from the topof the Washington Monument.
The monument Is closed to visitors to
save il from being disngured by
relic fiends. All are loud in
praise Of ths Orchard Lake Cadets and say
thar they went through the evoluTions with
the most perfect time aud precision lust
As IL they were dove-tailed together" said a
member Of Company Il. Another member
Of the same company said that toe cadets
lad the sdvantare ot nearly ali other COM
paniss by having prscticed drilling on the
Srass, while the others had their practicing
on floors or in the street, and were unable
TO hold themselves together on the lawn
and appeared awkward especially in
the rain.